A potion that morphs a Neopet into a Mutant paint colour and species is called a Transmogrification Potion. The following colours are available via Morphing Potions but are not necessarily available for all pets that come in that colour:. A transmogrification potion is a foul-smelling morphing potion which morphs a Neopet into a Mutant.
Created by Dr. Frank Sloth , transmogrification potions first emerged on February 5, , being sold by Kauvara , who had received them from Dr. Sloth in disguise.
Thinking they were innocent concoctions, she put them for sale in her Magic Shop, until she discovered their horrifying results. Followers 0. Morphing potions vs. By ehoffy , April 9, in Neopets Help morphing potion transmogrification potion help.
Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Posted April 9, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Lamppost and jurassicshark Like Loading Basically what she said. Lamppost Posted April 9, Rune Valentine Posted April 9, Posted April 10, I haven't done the research lately. Maybe my impression is outdated! Rune Valentine Posted April 10, Transmogrification Potions , often called "trans potions" or "transmogs", are based on the experiments of the evil Dr.
However, they pose no actual risk to your Neopet's health or well-being. They are given out as a rare Random Event , and there is also a rare chance of them falling out of the Neocola Machine. A Transmogrification Potion works exactly like a Morphing Potion, but they come in only one colour -- Mutant.
Since there is no Mutant Paint Brush, a Transmogrification Potion is the simplest way to transform your pet if what you want is a Mutant Neopet. If you've ever wondered where some of the more delicious-looking Chias, such as the Thornberry and Carrot Chia, come from, then wonder no longer! However, the much rarer and more expensive Magical Chia Pops have a rather different effect.
When a Chia eats one of these, he or she will transform into the fruit or vegetable that matches the flavour of the Chia Pop. Magical Chia Pops can only be successfully used on a Neopet who is already a Chia. Feeding them to any other Neopet will have no effect other than earning a point or two at the Gourmet Club, since they qualify as rare foods.
These are not the normal cheap plushies that you'd casually let your Neopet hug. If a pet plays with a Magical Plushie, he or she will change species and colour to match that of the plushie -- so playing with a Magical Blue Pteri Plushie will change your pet into a Blue Pteri. These enchanted dolls can only be used once to transform a pet; afterwards, they'll turn into ordinary toys with no magical powers, so if you were hoping to change your pet then sell the plushie, you're out of luck.
Magical Plushies are very rare, so many people treat them as collector's items. It may be worth checking the price of Morphing Potions for your chosen species and colour before splashing your Neopoints on a Magical Plushie, as the potions are often cheaper.
Among the many, many types of Battledome weapon on the market, the items Chia Flour and Kacheek Flour stand out as having a particularly unusual effect. Changing a pet's species in the Battledome stops that pet from using his or her species-specific weapons and healing items, so it's not an entirely useless effect. Since both the Flour items are incredibly expensive and can only be used once, though, most players aren't prepared to shell out for this one-time bonus.
However, if a player owns one of these weapons, he or she can take it into a two-player battle with a willing friend and have it stolen with an item such as a Sticky Hand. Aside from the wide range of Morphing and Transmogrification Potions, there are a few other magical brews that can alter your Neopet's appearance This stripy bottle can be obtained at the Fishing Vortex in Old Maraqua, if you're very lucky; your pet needs to have a Fishing Skill of at least 87 just to have a chance of finding this item at all, and even then, it's incredibly rare!
Still, that's more or less what you'd expect, given that the water in this bottle comes from the famous Rainbow Fountain When a pet uses again, not "eats"! The result is random and cannot be influenced in any way -- rare colours like Robot are possible, but there's also the chance of basic red, yellow, blue or green, as well as every colour in between. Unfortunately, the flask has no way of telling what colour a Neopet was to begin with, so your pet may also "change" to his or her existing colour, although with so many colours to choose from it's fairly unlikely.
Nobody seems to know what it was doing down there When used on a Neopet, this silvery potion will change his or her species to a random Limited Edition species. It will also check what colour the Neopet was before the potion was used. Your pet will retain his or her colour if his or her new species is currently capable of being painted that colour. For instance, an Alien Aisha who drank the potion and turned into a Hissi would change colour, since there is no such thing as an Alien Hissi.
If you want to transform your pet into one of these species, you'll need a Morphing or Transmogrification Potion. For owners who fancy a bit of old-school pixellisation, this potion is an easy way to go. The Power-Up Potion essentially works just like a Paint Brush -- it will change your pet's colour to 8-Bit if the colour has been released for your pet's species.
Unlike a Paint Brush, however, it is used from your inventory, not at the Rainbow Pool. Turnips aren't exactly known for their glamorousness, and after drinking this potion from Kayla's magic shop in Meridell, your Neopet won't be, either.
Using a Turnip Tonic on your pet will turn him or her red, yellow, blue or green. This potion is as round and brown as a potato, and it's a great choice if you want your pet to be round and brown, too! When used, this Meridell potion will turn your Neopet into a Brown Kiko. This strange mixture only works on Grundos, and changes them into the Mutant colour.
We're not sure why you wouldn't use the less-rare Grundo Transmogrification Potion , though. Not to be confused with the much more exciting Mysterious Swirly Potion, the Rainbow Swirly Potion will raise your pet's level by 2 as well as turning him or her red, yellow, blue or green. Neopia's most versatile native fruit, the Negg, comes in many different varieties. Most of them are just food for your pet to eat, but some can help raise Battledome stats. Others have This brightly-coloured fruit , like the other Neggs listed here, is one of the few items that actually does need to be fed to your Neopet to take effect.
It will turn your pet red, yellow, blue or green, while also tweaking his or her Level or Hit Points stat.
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